Every time things seem to be getting better, new disasters pop up to ruin your day. In this Happy Little Dinosaurs expansion you try to avoid killer chickens, deadly tornadoes and terrible movies. And with 2 new Dino characters, you can enjoy all those gruesome disasters with up to 6 players! Just try to avoid getting carried away... by a Pterodactyl. This 5-6 player expansion introduces 2 new Dino characters, making the game playable for 2-6 players. The expansion includes 50 cards, 2 dinosaur player boards, 2 dinosaur meeples, and 1 rulebook.

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San Francisco, 1850. The gold rush is in full swing. Off the coast lies a fleet of abandoned ships, the crews of which are obsessed with gold fever. A few magnates stake their claim on these dilapidated ships that they tow into port to house their growing empires. Over time, this waterfront neighborhood known as the Embarcadero would become the heart of the thriving port city's business community. In Embarcadero, players step into the shoes of these smart entrepreneurs. The game takes place over three rounds. In each round, players take turns playing cards and placing tiles to gain control of yards to earn points and influence.

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Eternal Palace is a highly interactive, medium dice placement Euro game from Steven Aramini. You are a loyal worker and skilled artist who has promised to help the Emperor rebuild his palace after a devastating earthquake so that you can win his favor. You must send your team to collect resources and rebuild monuments. You will also honor the emperor by painting a beautiful picture of his beloved gardens and palace. But others are also trying to impress him, and only one will have the honor of being chosen as the Emperor's favorite.

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Destinies is a competitive game of adventure and exploration, combining an app and a board game. Each of the 5 unique scenarios shows part of a vibrant world, full of dark stories, epic characters and mysteries to solve. Each player takes on the role of a hero. During the game, players will discover new parts of the world presented on tiles, explore them and visit places of interest. There they learn more about the story and make choices about how they want to deal with everything they encounter. The consequences of each choice are important and often change the state of the world forever. Destinies comes with 30 miniatures. It also features a huge 90 millimeter high Abbadon miniature. Players can also enjoy Destinies solo, in the relaxing "Explorer Mode" or in the "Challenger Mode" which adds special events and time constraints to the game! Destinies is a perfect game for adventure-seeking players looking for a narrative-driven and engaging tabletop experience. The Games Friends: Destinies is a truly unique board game. It combines the mechanics of Chronicles of Crime with the expansiveness of a sandbox game. And then it is also not cooperative! We are fans! Sometimes we had the feeling of wandering around the world a bit and we found it difficult to think of what each character should do next in their mission, but that does not alter the fact that this is simply a very good game . Highly recommended!

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After several generations, the ancient capital of underground gnomes must be moved due to human expansion. Brave explorers and their families are sent to found a new city in the largest and deepest stone hall of the Great Mountain. You and your friends will manage the construction of this new capital, which will become known as the great Gnomopolis! Gnomopolis is a fast and strategic game in which you have to combine city growth with population specialization. A near-endless combination of buildings and workers can create ingenious action systems and scoring mechanisms in a frantic race for victory. With a playing time of almost 45 minutes, one to four players must think wisely to build their own city and trade with neighbors. The game is played in turns, with each player drawing three gnomes (gnome meeples) from a cup. They can then use these gnomes to build buildings or perform actions. Actions can be a combination of specializing adults, hiring more gnomes, earning gold coins, building mechanical golems, or controlling the workforce in a district. As the city grows, more gnomes immigrate. At the end of the game, players count their points from coins and any workers working in buildings (be careful of unemployed gnomes!). The player with the most points is the winner!

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Throw Throw Avocado is a party game and casual sequel to Throw Throw Burrito! In this dodgeball card game, you collect cards and battle your opponents while throwing squishy, ​​cute avocados in the air and trying to dodge them. Take part in brand new battles including the Avocado Freeze War and Avocado Legs Duel. This game is super fun and easy to learn. It's a fast-paced party game for the whole family and perfect for the ultimate gaming night. Includes a BONUS combo pack of 36 cards that can be combined with your Throw Throw Burrito cards for an ultimate, epic combo game! And of course with hilarious illustrations by Matthew Inman of The Oatmeal.

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New adventures in the search for El Dorado! With this expansion, the expedition leaders will face new challenges, such as curses and demons. But don't worry, you will also get help from an unexpected source. This way you can hire special heroes and start your journey with your personal animal sidekick. Heroes & Demons continues with three new terrain tiles, new expedition cards and new cave tokens. Furthermore, this expansion has additional rules. There are now demon cards, a kind of punishment cards that take up space in your deck of expedition cards. You also run the risk of curses, which saddle you with demon cards or set your pawn back. Heroes & Demons can only be played in combination with The Search for El Dorado. The Games Friends: "An absolute must for fans of the basic game. The new tiles and cards provide even more variation and therefore you can make endless combinations. Highly recommended!"

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Arzium is a world of ancient civilizations, bizarre characters, inexplicable wonders and colorful characters. A strange substance has spread into the air in the land, causing all types of characters to wander around in a dazed and disorganized manner. It's your job to find and wake up the wandering characters. Once you've found and awakened them, take them with you to search for even more lost characters in the realm of Arzium! The game is played in turns. The starting player starts. Then play continues clockwise. On your turn, you use the pattern of an available character to place travel stones in the playing area. Place your travel stones in the playing area in the shape and orientation indicated on the character's banner. Then turn the card over. You should place all the pattern's travel stones in the playing area, if possible. Blank squares on the playing card do not have to fit in the playing area. If there is already a travel marker of yours or another player on a space, you skip that space. You must place all other travel stones. If at the beginning of your turn all your characters are face down in front of you, you may reactivate the characters. Turn over all cards and proceed with the rest of your turn as normal. At the end of your turn you may purchase one of the face-up artifacts. Pay the number of coins indicated on the artifact tile. Place the tile face up in your personal playing area. Take a new artifact tile from the stack and place it in the row. A player may own an unlimited number of artifacts, but you can purchase a maximum of one artifact per turn. Artifacts have special actions. When you use the special action of an artifact in your personal play area, you turn the artifact over (image down). If at the end of a turn the 6 spaces of a playing card in the playing area are completely filled with travel stones, the playing card is completed. The wandering character has been found! The game continues until a player has 10 playing cards in his personal playing area. The 3 starting cards count. Complete the round so that all players have had the same number of turns. All players add up the points of their playing cards and artifact tiles (if played with them). The player with the most points in total wins the game. In the event of a tie, the tied player with the most coins wins. If there is still a tie after that, the tied players will share the victory. The Games Friends: "Roam is a surprisingly cool card game with many tactical choices. Every round you use a character and with that you can place stones. Because there is a new character on the back of all the cards, you build a nice machine . Recommended!"

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The tower built by architect Gustave Eiffel rises high above Paris and announces the start of the World Exhibition. There are people who think it is a monstrous thing and others see it as the first step in modern architecture. Eiffel is an extension of Paris. There are eight new action cards that provide much more variation in the game. In this extension you will visit Parisian wonders such as the Arc de Triomphe, the Luxor obelisk, the Louvre and of course the Eiffel Tower.

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The dreaded Black Death has descended on the city of Bristol. You race through the streets in one of three available apple carts, desperate to escape to the safety of the countryside. If your cart is the first to leave town and it is full of only healthy villagers when you leave, you and your fellow cart mates successfully escape and win the game! However, some of the villagers in your car may already be sick! They hide their early symptoms from you so that they can enjoy their last days in peace. If you leave town with an afflicted villager on your cart, you will catch the plague. You have to do whatever it takes to make sure this doesn't happen! On the surface, Bristol 1350 is part cooperative, part racing game, and part social deduction. In reality, it's a selfish struggle to get yourself out of town as quickly as possible without the plague, by any means necessary.

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Don't worry, this is just an occupational hazard. In So, You've Been Eaten. a miner collects crystals from the stomach of a gigantic space beast. The beast digests the miner using bacteria and immune responses. It features an asymmetrical 2-player experience and two different solo modes, as well as a 0-player mode, which pits the game's artificial intelligences against each other. Designed by Scott Almes and illustrated by Kwanchai Moriya. Mechanisms: Hand Management Set Collection Variable Player Powers Dice Rolling Action Points

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Unmatched is a tactical game in which the actions in a battle between unlikely opponents follow each other in rapid succession. Choose your favorite hero and compete on the game board. Discover your hero's unique skills and use them tactically during the duel. Heroes and game boards from different Unmatched sets can be combined with each other. Combine and imagine yourself in the dueling world of Unmatched. With each new set you get countless new possibilities. The Games Friends: We really doubted whether Unmatched would be something for us, but we were positively surprised. There is a lot of interaction and it is nice that each character plays differently. Recommended!

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Lately it feels like we're all dinosaurs trying to avoid falling meteors. In this game for 2-4 players you try to avoid all of life's little disasters. You may fall into a pit of hot lava or be forgotten by your dino date, but the dino that survives it all wins the game! The first person to reach 50 points or the last person standing wins!

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Suburbia Expansions includes three major expansions for Suburbia: Suburbia Inc., Suburbia 5-Star, and Suburbia Nightlife, as well as two smaller expansions: Essen and Cons. These expansions can be added to the base game individually or all at once to create a completely new experience. This expansion includes dozens of new building tiles, objectives and new mechanics such as the star trail that changes the turn order, bonuses, challenges, the ability to have 5 players and more. The new buildings also offer new categories, such as the high-risk Nightlife tiles that provide a huge benefit and also take a toll on your growing metropolis. You'll never run out of unique customization options that make every game of Suburbia different from all the others!

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Life is a challenging adventure or nothing. You're not sure which of the two, but you've narrowed down the choices. You are rich in life experience, but have always had difficulty exchanging this for goods and services. It's time to seek your fortune, or indeed anyone's, whoever is closest. To the west lies the land of milk and honey, full of giant bees and gigantic cows. In the east the land of eggs and licorice. There are treacherous swamps in the north and alluring jungles in the south. But these have all already been expertly looted. You have heard legends that tell of a fifth direction that has never been explored. Where treasures are still hidden in the earth. You have your sword and your survival kit, inherited from your ancestors. You've recruited recruits and hired mercenaries, you've polished your armor and reassured your partner. You hang up a sign that says “On an adventure”. And then another sign with the text “Beware of the dog”, in case some people had the wrong ideas. You saddle your stallion and set off. This expansion contains 400 cards, 6 tableaus and 60 tokens. 30 new kingdom cards are introduced, including some "durable ones", which are also active in subsequent turns. There are also reserve cards, which you can save for later, and event cards, which allow you to buy things other than cards, such as tokens that change the effects of cards. Dominion: Adventures can only be played in combination with Dominion. You need the victory and money cards from there.

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In a polluted valley, the players try to restore nature to its original glory with the help of various animals. In the watershed of a stream you place dominoes and score points by planting the adjacent areas. But when is the best time to plant and which plant should you choose? And what are the best places to plant? Who can win Renature with insight and a bit of luck? With simple rules comes a multitude of exciting decisions and tactical possibilities. With beautiful gameplay features and a friendly theme, Renature is perfect for regular and advanced players.

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In a polluted valley, the players try to restore nature to its original glory with the help of various animals. In the watershed of a stream you place dominoes and score points by planting the adjacent areas. But when is the best time to plant and which plant should you choose? And what are the best places to plant? Who can win Renature with insight and a bit of luck? With simple rules comes a multitude of exciting decisions and tactical possibilities. With beautiful gameplay features and a friendly theme, Renature is perfect for regular and advanced players.

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In Unmatched you compete as a legendary hero and duel each other. The legendary heroes come from films, books or age-old legends. You can combine fighters from different Unmatched games. Each hero has a set of action cards with unique abilities associated with that hero's fighting style. But remember, there can only be one winner at the end of the game! The Games Friends: We really doubted whether Unmatched would be something for us, but we were positively surprised. There is a lot of interaction and it is nice that each character plays differently. Recommended!

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Honshu, Japan's largest island. As a noble you try to create as large an area of ​​your own as possible. In 12 rounds, the players try to score as many points as possible. Play your landscape card face up on the table. The card value determines the player order. Place the chosen map on your landscape and divide your country as best as possible. At the end of the game you score points for cities, forests and lakes. Collect and process resources for extra points

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Fort: Cats and Dogs adds two brand new modules to enhance your Fort gameplay. Dogs are loyal. If you play one, it (usually) stays in your doghouse. But they are picky: you can only play a dog if you meet its needs. Neglect a dog and he wanders off. Whoever has the most dogs in their cage ultimately gets seven points! Cats are fickle. Their actions happen at specific times and they move a lot. Cats will be attracted to another player if their yard has cards of specific colors, even if the cat's current owner also has them. The more cats you have at the end of the game, the more points you score.

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"Wait a minute, Doc, are you telling me you built a time machine... out of a DeLorean?" The McFly family photo slowly fades away... It's 1955 and you're in a time paradox with Biff, Lorraine, George and Doc Brown! Work together to move through Hill Valley to prepare the DeLorean, avoid Biff and his gang and help George and Lorraine fall in love. Boost the DeLorean to 88 MPH - all just before lightning strikes the Clock Tower, sending you back to the future. In the fully cooperative game Back to the Future: Back in Time, each player takes on the role of an important character from the film: Marty McFly, Doc Brown, Jennifer Parker or Einstein the dog. The objective of the game is to have the characters move through 1955 Hill Valley, collecting certain items in an attempt to repair Doc's famous DeLorean time machine, defeating Biff Tannen and his friends, while Marty's parents fall in love. Only once that is accomplished can players accelerate the DeLoreon to 88 MPH on Main Street before the clock tower strikes 10:04 PM!

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Every year, Sorcerer City is built and rebuilt in magical new ways, with blocks moving and rotating in crazy directions. You and your fellow players are rival wizard architects in charge of building the same city district over five years. Unfortunately, Sorcerer City has a bit of a monster problem, so you'll have to work hard to reduce the effects of marauding creatures attacking your city district. The Wizard Architect with the most Victory Points at the end of five years will be crowned the new Head Wizard of Sorcerer City. Each player starts Sorcerer City with a set of tiles and in each round you have two minutes to build your city as optimally as possible. Between rounds you buy new tiles to add to your pool and earn other rewards. Beware though, monsters are lurking and will also be added to your cards, which will undoubtedly add some chaos to your plans in the following rounds. After five rounds, add up all the victory points to see who is the master wizard-builder!

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The triumph of science that led to the return of dinosaurs to the world has become widely known. New parks appear regularly, and work often begins before everything is completed. There is no shortage of customers eager to be entertained in new and exciting ways by these returning species. However, as with any form of entertainment, elements of triumph are often accompanied by elements of tragedy. This means it is of utmost importance that you take every precaution by ensuring that every visitor signs the safety waiver before enjoying the wonders of Dinosaur World! Each round in Dinosaur World you build a new CV card to acquire new workers; deploy employees to carry out actions and acquire DNA. Throughout the game you'll gain victory points in various ways - and possibly a few visitor deaths as a natural consequence of overly enthusiastic dinosaur encounters. At the end of the game, if you collect too many deaths, you will lose points and the player with the most points wins!

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Rare Roses is a game with artwork by Nene Thomas, in which you play a floral designer who specializes in rare roses. You compete with other designers to become the best in the city. You buy rose buds from the market for your stock and you have to manage your stock from buds to flowers. Ultimately, you lose that inventory if you don't use it to fulfill orders. Rare Roses is an easy to understand game for the whole family that will provide hours of entertainment.

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The 'Peleton' expansion for the basic game Flamme Rouge brings new possibilities to the game: 2 new colors of riders (pink and white) with which the game can be played with 6 players and even up to 12 players, with each player having their own rider ( Sprinteur or Rouleur). By adding 2 types (Strength or Platoon) “Dummy” teams, the game becomes even more exciting for 2 players and the game is also suitable for a solo race. With the legendary cobblestone tiles, the road leads to 1 lane, only the best are fast enough for this course. With exhaustion approaching, you can pick up a little speed on the Care Zone tiles and the road will become 3 lanes. The Games Friends: The Peloton expansion is a fun expansion for Flamme Rouge. With the extra material you can now play it with many more players and the new terrain tiles provide a nice variation. As far as we are concerned, this expansion is indispensable for fans of the base game.

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Far south of The Last Ruin lies a clifftop village called The Monument. For generations it protected an ancient shrine until the day a crystal meteorite fell. The inhabitants of the meteor slowly crept into the world - bizarre monsters from a nightmare, attacking everyone in their path. As they spread across the land, there was no intelligent malice or grand invasion strategy; the creatures behaved like a fungus and sporadically spread into new territory. After many fruitless attempts to drive away the monsters, the people of The Monument fled as their village collapsed, banished to distant lands, resigned to a nomadic existence. Twenty years later, there are rumors that the bizarre monsters are becoming weak. They are slower, less impervious to attack, some undergo gradual petrification until they crumble into dust. Is it the atmosphere? Do they die of old age? Are they suffering from some strange disease? No one knows for sure, but as word spreads, various factions have their eyes on the vacant, ruined village of The Monument. The original villagers, now refugees, are desperate to return and rebuild. But they have to do it quickly, before someone else claims their home. This is their chance. It is now or never. In Now or Never, you and up to three friends compete to rebuild your ancestral village as best you can and guide the rest of the villagers on their journey home. Although the meteorite creatures have lost much of their power, many of them remain, and you must fight them to protect traveling villagers. Now or Never is the third game in the Arzium storybook series that includes Above and Below and Near and Far. Now or Never is a competitive strategy game that allows you to: Choose one of four asymmetrical characters to play. Rebuild the village so returning villagers have a place to live. You must carefully choose what and where to build to maintain an advantage and reap the greatest rewards for long-term planning. Collaborate with other players by hiring their specialists to perform special actions. Fight dangerous creatures to save villagers. Explore a fantasy landscape full of bizarre places, technology and peoples. Now or Never features two game modes: standard and story. When playing in story mode, you read from a storybook as you explore, make choices, and learn more about the characters and world. Each character has their own set of stories, unique to the locations they explore and diverse in plot, perspective and motif, allowing you to choose the direction your own story will take. Travel to the monument and help rebuild your old house!

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Recipes for Disaster is the ultimate Exploding Kittens edition! Decide for yourself which version of Exploding Kittens you play with the 13 'game recipes': each recipe offers a different game with different cards.

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Are you loyal to the noble House Atreides or a secret agent of the treacherous House Harkonnen? Take on the role of iconic characters from Dune... use your actions, tactics and cunning to discover who your enemies are... then defend your allies and attack your enemies to ensure your victory! In this game of tactics and deception you are secret agents amid the sands of Dune. Your goal is to learn the identity of your enemies while protecting your nobles. Use the help of strange new tools and allies to gain power and knowledge. Be smart, practical and persuasive! Hide your true colors while you learn theirs. In the final rounds of battle, you have to trust your gut. Who are you going to defend and who are you going to stab in the back? The fate of Dune comes down to you. Let the adventure unfold in the new classic social deduction game Dune: Betrayal.

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In an ocean world, even enemies have to play fair. You and your rival battle for control of the Four Fleets, the last remnant of ancient Earth. Make shrewd deals, build stable ground and clean the ocean. Then you will truly run Seastead! With the survival of humanity at stake, sabotaging your rival would endanger too much! So in Seastead, many of your actions will also help your opponent; you just have to make sure you don't help them too much. Each turn you either dive to gain resources or build a building from your player mat with your resources. When you dive, you draw a card with two different resource pools to choose from, with the resources you don't choose going to your opponent! When you build a building, you add it to one of the four central flotilla tiles to unlock bonuses and abilities - just try to use them before your opponent can! Seastead features double-sided flotilla tiles, a variety of special cards and multiple building paths to create endless strategies to explore!

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Investigate crime with the card game Crime Zoom! Crime Zoom is a 55-card real crime investigation that starts with a crime scene made up of a number of cards. To discover clues, turn over a card. Investigate the crime scene and follow the clues that seem most relevant to you. Stop when you think you have unraveled the story. Once your research is complete, you will answer questions and write your report. Who is the perpetrator, what evidence do you have and what was the motive? This scenario is called Unlucky Bird. Paris 2018. One morning the remains of a young woman are found in a building. Who killed her and why? The Games Friends: We find the Crime Zoom cases surprisingly fun. They are cleverly put together, but ultimately logical enough to be solved. One of the better little detective games!

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Long ago, in a beautiful eastern kingdom, a queen and her people pleased their gods by building a mystical pagoda. The pagoda houses the four gods and towers over the beautiful kingdom. As time passed, the queen became ill and called on her people to compete for her crown. The crown would be passed to the person who could build the most pristine garden around the pagoda. The heir would be chosen by the four gods themselves. The aim of Four Gardens is to collect the most points on the leaderboard by completing landscape cards and completing sets. Each finished set creates a panoramic view of a garden, and these sets are (no surprise) called "panoramas." Players can complete panoramas by first laying groundwork cards, acquiring resources by rotating the 3D pagoda, and allocating those resources to meet the requirements of each groundwork card. Once satisfied, an earthwork map becomes a landscape map. Multiple landscape cards placed in the correct order create a panorama. Each God has his own satisfaction meter that expresses his good will towards the gardens and their builders. Players try to please the gods by completing landscape maps and panoramas.

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Museum: Pictura is a standalone game for 2-4 players by Olivier Melison and Eric Dubus, in which you take on the role of an aspiring curator at an art museum. Set in the 1920s, the game is beautifully illustrated in Art Deco style by French artist Loïc Muzy, brought to life by illustrator Ekaterina Varlamov. Your goal is to create collections of some of history's most iconic works of art. To do this, acquire painting cards and exhibit them in your museum to eventually create collections. A collection can be based on the period of the painting (ranging from the Renaissance to Impressionism), or the domain (historical, landscape, mythological...). The collections you create earn you prestige points and the player with the most prestige at the end of the game wins. While playing you will have to deal with the changing trends in the art world. Exhibiting paintings of those that are currently in fashion will earn you extra points! As your collections grow, you can briefly open them to the public with a temporary exhibition, which will immediately allow you to score that collection's value and get special bonuses for the rest of the game. But be careful, your visitors will quickly tire of the same types of collections, so it's essential to time your exhibitions wisely.

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Talisman: Batman – Super-Villains Edition allows players to take on the role of Gotham City's infamous evildoers, sneaking and fighting through the two floors and central tower of Arkham Asylum to be the first to subdue Batman and his dangerous inmates successfully released. The anti-heroic objective in this version of the classic fantasy game Talisman focuses on building up the health, strength, and cunning of the Caped Crusader's enemies. Players must compete with each other and fend off heroes, including Batman himself who moves around the board as an NPC. The player who can overcome these challenges and shut down the Arkham Asylum security system will free all the prisoners who earn the reputation needed to be king or queen of Gotham City's criminal underworld. The game features artwork from DC's "New 52" era, custom board art, and includes thirteen plastic character figures, over a hundred encounter cards, six-sided dice, and stat boards to track each character.

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